Iowa high schools keep outsider coach ban amid shortage
Iowa high schools will not hire outsiders to coach athletic teams for the 1942 43 school year despite a coaching shortage. The Iowa High School Athletic Association bulletin confirms the Board of Control voted to retain Article VI Section 24 prohibiting hiring non school staff as coaches. The minutes say all member schools must abide by the rule but acknowledge coach shortages and propose assigning duties to teachers or recalling retired coaches.
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ES Moines
INS
Iowa
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
Spirit Lake
Garden Grove High Cancels Football Schedule
Garden Grove high school canceled its football schedule due to not securing a coach. Superintendent Howard L. Curry said salaries could not attract a reasonable candidate. He added the district will focus on basketball so athletes will still have some athletic activity.
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Garden Grove
INS
Garden Grove High School
Howard L. Curry
Borowy may be glad ruling spared no hit in game
In WITNEY MARTIN, NEW YORK AP report on Hank Borowy a ruling kept a no hit game from a Yankee pitcher last Wednesday. The official scorer credited Harland Clift with a hit on a grounder Joe Gordon could not reach. Critics say the scorer faced no pressure and the call stood, affecting Borowy’s fate and fans’ reaction.
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New York
Hank Borowy
Harland' Clift
Joe ‘Gordon
Gordon
Yankee Stadium
Borony
Sccrer
Fens
Pirates Win Again In Five Run Victory At Home
West Side Pirates de Dairydale beat Dairydale 10 to 5 Friday as Glen Medhus matched three hits in four trips and Manny Wise went 2 for 3 with a run. Babe Wise made the decisive fielding play. Hamor earned the win allowing six hits while Soren-Bom pitched for Dairydale.
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Glen Medhus
Manny Wise
Penner
West Side Pirates de Dairydale
Babe Wise
Hamor
Soren- Bom
Dairydale
Baltimore Bound Star Workmen Earn Promotions in 1942 Raid
Three Raiders from the 1942 raid pennant team receive promotions to Baltimore of the International League. Kleiman is a pitcher, Kahn a catcher, and Monaco a second baseman. Kleiman ranked second in victories behind Bryan Stephens, Kahn had a strong season both at bat and behind the plate, and Monaco led the Raiders in hitting with standout fielding and base running.
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Raider
Baltimore
Kleiman
Kahn
Monaco
Bryan Stephens
Raiders
Curran Dropped From Iowa Hawkeyes Football Squad
Iowa City dispatch reports sophomore Duke Curran of Quincy Illinois was dropped from the Hawkeyes after a controversy with coach Eddie Anderson during a chalk talk. Curran is not invited to return but may rejoin if he behaves like the others. Co captain Tom Chapman also left the squad to devote time to basketball. Forrest Masterson and Orville Davidsmeyer joined drills as center depth remained thin.
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Iowa City
Ted “Duke
Curran
Quincy
Ill
University of Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Anderson
Tom Chapman
Storm Lake
Hawkeye
Iowa
Forrest Masterson
Louisville
Orville Davidsmeyer
Downers Grove
Tom Hand
Emmetsburg
Davidsmeyer
Drake Coach Will Change His System
In Des Moines AP: Drake University coach Vee Green announced Saturday a shift from the double wingback to a single wing offense this year due to different available material.
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DES Moines
Vee Green
Drake University
Wilson Packers blank Eagles 7 0 in opener of city softball title series
Wilson's Packers dominated the Eagles Fraternal champs 7 to 0 as Bill Jones pitched a two hit shutout with help from Verne Hendryx. Jones and Hendryx sparked a 11 hit attack while Eagles mis plays aided the shutout. Next game set for Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. with Wilson hosting again.
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Wilson Packers
Eagles
Bill Jones
Packers
Tom Stastny
Jack Krumbholz
Jones
Verne Hendryx
Wilson
Verne
Bill Abernathy
Wilson & Co
Alton
Abernathy
Mullin
Tri City Open Golf Tourney Draws Pros and Amateurs
Ten players compete for a $750 purse and a $50 war bond for top scorer in the Tri City open. National stars Ralph Guldahl Denny Shute Ky Laffoon and Mike Turnesa join locals Hal Carlson Waldo Johnson Paul Roscoe with amateurs Johnny Hobart Dr Paul Barton and Al Howard. Barton is Davenport club champion with a Davenport course amateur record 66. First round Saturday at Saokie Rock Island. finals Monday at Oakwood Moline.
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Davenport
Ralph Guldahl
Denny Shute
Ky Laffoon
Mike Turnesa
Hal Carlson
Moline
Waldo Johnson
Short Hills
Paul Roscoe
Arsenal
Johnny Hobart
Short Hills Club
Paul Barton
al Howard
Davenport Country Club
Barton
Guldahl
Jis
Rock Island
Oakwood Club
Swedish Distance Runner Haegg First Sub Four Minute Mile
In Stockholm Gun der Haegg ran 4:04.6 for the fastest competitive mile, aided by a shower and soggy track. Arne Andersson, who also posted fast times, joined in as Haegg leads a two month assault on distance records with invitations to compete in the United States.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gunder Haegg
Stockholm Stadium
Glenn Cunningham
Dartmouth Board Oval
Haegg
Arne Andersson
United States
Andersson
New York
Haege
Sydney Wooderson
Jack Lovelock
Archie San Romani
Wright Inducted Into Army Amid Baseball Fame
Taft Wright, 29, Chicago White Sox outfielder and top AL hitter, reported for induction at Fort Bragg after a career starting with the Charlotte Hornets in 1933. He later joined the Washington Senators before being traded to Chicago in 1939, finishing the season as the team's sole .300 hitter.
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Fort Bragg
N. C
Taft Wright
Chicago White Sox
Lumberton
N.C
Wright
Charlotte Hornets
Washington Senators
Chisox
Johnny Logan Named Most Valuable Big Ten Baseball Man
In Bloomington Indiana AP reports Big Ten coaches selected Johnny Logan of Richmond Indiana as the most valuable player in Western conference baseball for 1942. Logan starred in baseball and basketball for Indiana, winning three Big Ten wins including triumphs over Michigan and Iowa while batting .390. Don Dunker of Seymour, the 1941 honoree, was also a Hoosier pitcher.
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Bloomington
Ind
Johnny Logan
Richmond
Indiana
Don Dunker
Seymour
Logan
Michigan
Iowa
Bierman Lines Up Men for Scrimmage
Lieut. Col. Bernie Bierman plans a 60 minute scrimmage at the navy pre flight school in Iowa City with two varsity teams. He says the material is the greenest he has ever had due to lack of spring drills and little time to learn his system despite many all Americans and professionals on the squad.
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Iowa City
INS
Bernie Bierman
Navy
Bierman
Drake Hires Toriello As Drake Athletic Trainer
Dr Dan Toriello a former Purdue backfield star was named Drake University's athletic trainer Saturday. He succeeds Dr Benny Devine who resigned due to his growing private practice. Green Drake athletics director announced the appointment.
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Des Moines
INS
Dan Toriello
Purdue University
Drake University
Wee.j. Green
Drake
Toriello
Benny Devine
Durocher Praises Owen as Brooklyn Reforming Star
New York dispatch says Leo Durocher calls Mickey Owen the most valuable Brooklyn player and the top man in the league. Other managers Bill McKechnie and Frankie Frisch back the claim, and players across clubs agree Owen is number one.
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New York
INS
Brooklyn
Mickey Owen
Lao
Durocher
Bill McKechnie
Frankie Frisch
Dem Bums
Owen
Los Angeles Legion Opens National Junior Baseball Title
Sunrise Post of Los Angeles defeated Sweeney Post of Manchester 6 to 2 in the first game of the American Legion junior national championship. Weather limits play to six innings and the Pacific coast champions led 3 runs in the seventh before the game was halted, with the score at the end of the sixth.
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Manchester
N. H
Sunrise Post
Los Angeles
Sweeney Post
American Legion
Pacific Coast
United States
National Net Meet Semis Set in Forest Hills
Frankie Parker of California meets Francisco Segura of Ecuador in the national amateur tennis championships semi finals at Forest Hills. In the other half Gardnar Mulloy and Ted Schroeder duel, while women’s semifinals pair Louise Brough against Helen Bernhard and Pauline Betz against Margaret Osborne.
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New York
Frankie Parker
Golden Boy
California
Francisco Segura
Ecuador
Forest Hills’ Stadium
Licus
Gardnar Mulloy
Jacksonville Naval Air Base
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
Parker
Schroeder
Little Satin
Segura
Los Angeles
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Helen Bernhard
Pauline Betz
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Plan Election for S H S A R Board Seats
DES MOINES INS The Town High School Athletic Association will elect board of control members for central and southwest districts this fall. Nomination ballots go out next Wednesday from the Des Moines office, with a canvass on September 26 and final election ballots mailed October 7.
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DES Moines
INS
Town High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
Madison Defeats Brownies Again in Three Eye Series
Madison doubled its march toward the Three Eye league playoffs by defeating Springfield 6 to 4 Friday night for the second straight win. The Blues outhit 12 to 9 but benefited from timely hitting and solid defense, with Fred Chumley earning the win as Springfield was blanked until the sixth inning.
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Madison
Springfield
Cedar. Rapids
Evansville
Blues
Fred Chumley
Brownies
Sningfield
Yelkin
Stuart
Richards
Chumley
Milife
Wade vows four straight wins over NFL foes
Denver dispatch reports Major Wallace Wade, Army mentor, threatens to blast Chicago Cardinals coach Jim Conzelman and his team from here to the Solomons. Wade’s unit lost to the Washington Redskins in Los Angeles, then predicts victories over the Cardinals in Denver, the Lions in Detroit, the Packers in Milwaukee, and the Giants in Syracuse.
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Denver
INS
Jimmy Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
Wallace Wade
Conzelman
Cardinals
Lions
Detroit
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee
New York Giants
Syracuse
Wade
Hainline Dunn Top Burlington Net Meet
The tri state tennis tournament opened in Burlington with Dick Hainline of Rock Island aiming for a fourth straight title in men’s singles and 15 year old Joanne Dunn of Des Moines chasing a seventh championship after six wins in the last two weeks. Alice McDonald of Chicago looms as a threat in women’s play as the event runs through Monday with championship matches scheduled.
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Burlington
Ins
Dick Hainline
Rock Island
Hainline
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Dunn
Alice McDonald
Chicago
Western Tennis Association
Association Teams Battle for Fourth
The United Press report notes Toledo and Louisville are separated by a half game as they vie for the final American Association playoff berth. Minneapolis and Indianapolis still have mathematical chances but a four game deficit hinders them. Kansas City beat Minneapolis 6 2 while Indianapolis topped Columbus 6 4. The Mudhens defeated the Colonels 3 0 in the series finale as St Paul and Milwaukee were not on the schedule.
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United Press
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Mudhens
Colonels
Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Major League Box Scores First Game Inning Details
Embree lasted five innings with three runs, Eisenstat pitched two innings, and a wild pitch credited to Nigeecling. Harder took the loss as umpires Basil Rommel and Stewart called the game at 1 44.
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Eisenstat
Basil
Rommel
Stewart
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Boudreau
Hocke
Keltner
Fleming
Judnich
C. Stephens
Heath
Bi Meouilen
Mac
Grimes
OlBera
Dino
McQuinn
Desautels
Eriscolie
Denning
Javes
Dean
Holl
Worth
Bagh
Macz
Clevelan
Qin
Louis Eee
Gutteridge
Hackett
Stephens
Lagbs
Hollings-worth
Harder
Elsenstat
Cleveland Beady Neesconennere
Isccees Exaneseee
Laaba
Batte
Clift
Krist's Relief Work Boosts Card Chances
Krists relief work helps Cardinals stay within four games of the Dodgers as they chase in the NL pace to overhaul leaders. Beazley labored early but Krist finished, earning Beazleys 18th win. Reds game in Cincinnati saw Krist strike out three and allow no hits in 2 2 5 innings with Musial Hopp Slaughter producing key hits. Cubs beat Pirates 5-3 as Bithorn shut down the Bucs. Browns sweep Indians in St Louis 6-3 4-0 with strong late offense. Niggeling earns his 14th win as NY-Washington game postponed to Saturday doubleheader.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbushers
Janky Howle
Red Birds
Promised Land
Reds
Cincinnati
Johnny Beazley
Krist
Upstate
New York
Houston
York
Ival Goodman
Eddie Joost
Goodman
Bert Haas
Beazley
Max Marshall
Johnny Hopp
Frank McCormick
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Frank Kelleher
Nore
Enos Slaughter
Stan Musial
Hopp
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Pirates
Hiram Bithorn
Bucs
Rip Sewell
Bithorn
Pittsburgh
Browns
Indians
St. Louis
Tribe
al Hollingsworth
Vern Stephens
Frankie Hayes
Hollingsworth
Don Gutteridge
Harland Clift
Chubby Dean
Chet Laabs
Johnny Niggeling
Diehl Promoted To Whites In Army Football Shuffle
NEW HAVEN Conn AP Col Bob Neyland reshuffled his Eastern all army squad after Thursdays scrimmage promoting five Blues players to the Whites varsity Licenl Tom Greenfield ex Green Bay and Corporal Bill Diehl Iowa centers Private Roman Pisker Niagara tackle and Lieuts Harry Stanton Arizona and George Carter Mississippi State ends.
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Tom Greenfield
Green Bay Packer
Bill Diehl
Iowa
Roman Pisker
Niagara
Harry Stanton
Arizona
George Carter
Mississippi State
Frank Stanek Opens Bowling Year in Form
Frank Stanek led Lincoln Major with a 653 series after opening 225 and 245, though finishing 183. Veteran Pops Foster added a 603 series with 159 210 and 234. Virgil Hammar totaled 591, while Red Crown league top score was 558 by Thomas.
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Red Crown
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Stanek
Pops” Foster
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Thomas
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E. Es Recene Tag
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Ig J Scolaro
Milwaukee Railroade
Century Ordnance
Pops Foster
Josten Trophies
Eevee
Holsinger
Beck Athletic
Sramek Bakery
Noa
Stolba
Limback Lumber and
R Saltee
Hamm's
Beer ‘ Sane
BIS
O'Meara
Thompson
Detroit welterweight Johnny Edgar defeats Ernie Pelala
In Waterbury Andrews (Indian) Games reports a 153 total, while Cubs and Larney Moore post 111. New York’s bout with Vigil ends in a draw. Hollywood sees John Thomas outpoint Toby Vigil in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Jimmy Edgar
Ernie Pelala
Beaver Falls
Waterbury
Conn
Andrews
Cubs
Larney Moore
New York
Drew
Hollywood
John Thomas
Los Angeles
Toby Vigil
National League Standings and Friday Results
National League standings show Brooklyn and St Louis near the top with Chicago and New York close behind. Friday results include Chicago 3 with Pittsburgh 3, St Louis 5 over Cincinnati 3, and Brooklyn at New York among Saturday matchups across the league. American League standings list New York and Chicago leading, with Detroit and Cleveland in pursuit, and Saturday games scheduled including Cleveland at St Louis and New York at Washington. Three-eye playoffs notes mention Madison and Springfield.
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Boston
Novikoff
Chicano
Ot Williams
Red Sox
Keller
Yankees
Mize
Ants
Laabs
Bigwns
Vuessnracererstes
Red Box
Puma
Peeewe Wonne
Blaughter
Cardinals
von Evenrvoonvere
Willams
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Clift
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New York
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Cleveland
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St. Loula
Washington
Phils Manager Says Team Is Trying Too Hard
Philadelphia manager Hans Lobert believes the cellar-dwelling Phillies are 521 percent games off the pace as they end an eight-game losing streak. He says the club may be trying too hard but offers no alibis for the slide.
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Philadelphia
Phils
Hans Lobert
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